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Projects => Build Reports => Topic started by: Guitarmageddon on September 22, 2013, 10:48:26 PM
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Here's a pedal built for a bassist who wanted a character from the original Fallout computer game.
(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l524/guitarmageddon9/TheMaster.jpg)
It's a combination of things, but at the core is my take on CJ's "Logan 5", which was derived from Tim Escobedo's "Thing Modulator", a pseudo ring modulator.
(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l524/guitarmageddon9/guts-8.jpg)
I've paired it with the LFO from the Shoot the Moon, which drives the frequency, and, as it's for a bassist, a clean blend of my own devising.
It's also got a pair of external LDRs, one to warp the frequency and the other is part of a feedback loop.
(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l524/guitarmageddon9/deet-1.jpg)
The etch was pretty tricky as, not only was the image pretty murky, it's an old game with pretty low-res graphics.
(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l524/guitarmageddon9/profile-1.jpg)
There's a flashing ultra-violet "eye" synced with the LFO.
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I almost ran my finger along the screen to feel the etch texture on the picture.
Looks great. I really like your new Codtone logo.
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To quote the title of Shellac's new album: dude, incredible. Can we get a demo?
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You're just going from strength to strength.
I agree with Dave about your logo. Very nice.
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Thought Jimilee would have been here before me....lol. I have always liked these etches since Pandora's Box, and this one is no exception. Love that little blue UV light.
Great work as always
Mike
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Thanks for all the kind words.
Can we get a demo?
Yes!
I didn't have it for very long, but 've made a little compilation of some of the noises it makes and a demonstration of the controls.
[ Invalid YouTube link ]
If anyone's interested, here's the basic circuit for the ring mod part. The feedback loop is done with a LDR (switchable) across pins 3 and 6 of the IC. The other LDR is on the outside lugs of the pot.
(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l524/guitarmageddon9/807ff283-41a5-4ab0-aae3-93a10146ecbe.jpg)
I've also got some spare LMC567, they can be a little tricky to find.
$2.50 each + $2 shipping for as many as you like. The more common LM567C is not a good substitute.
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Love it. Great job, again!